Fantasy Tip: Graham is unsurprisingly one of the most expensive tight end options at FantasyScore ($7,900), but he should put up good numbers against Lamur and the Bengals reeling defense. Consider him for your lineups.

Cincinnati Bengals LB Emmanuel Lamur (shoulder) left the Week 6 game against the Carolina Panthers due to a shoulder injury in the fourth quarter. It isn't believed to be as serious as the injury which wiped out his 2013 season, but he was in pain after the game Sunday, Oct. 12.

Cincinnati Bengals LB Emmanuel Lamur is penciled in to replace free-agent LB James Harrison on the strong side, and Cincinnati coaches have spent the offseason raving about Lamur's athleticism. Lamur missed all of 2014 with a separated shoulder and is expected to become an integral part of the Bengals' defensive plans.

Fantasy Tip: Perhaps IDP owners have a deep sleeper to consider? You could do worse than taking a flier on the 6-foot-4, 244-pounder, whose playmaking ability jumps off the screen on tape.

Cincinnati Bengals LB Emmanuel Lamur said he would like to become an every down linebacker in addition to keeping his special team duties. Defensive coordinator Paul Guenther said he believes Lamur is ready to become an every down player.